Ripon High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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Senior Last Will and Testament is We, the members of the class of 1935 Senior High School, of the city of Ripon, county of Fond du Lac, state of Wisconsin, of the United States of America, desiring to settle all worldly affairs, being of sound mind Qdespite the constant assurances of the faculty and fellow students to the contrary, do make, ordain, publish and declare this, our last will and testament fmaking void all warrants, promises, securities, deeds, resolutions, or decisions hereto- fore submitted or certified, bequeath our last and worldly estate as follows: To our advisers, Miss Patch and Mr. Mowers, we bequeath our sincere affection and gratitude. To the juniors we will the privilege of following in our footsteps, that steep and difficult road to the crowning height of wisdom which we have achieved. To the sophomores we cheerfully give our shining example, which we regret to say is a bit tarnished. I, Hoofie Manthie, will to Elaine Briese my big feet so that she may cover more ground. We, Marion Behnke and Ruth Hoffman, leave to Dorothea Hunold and Lois Ann Lambert, the old chewing gum to be found under our various desks. If chewed and then stretched, this gum will last for several months. I, Iack Gatzke, leave my worthy limousine to all aspiring mechanics. Please do not crank too hard. She is fragile. I, Norma Alwin, leave to Grace Frei, my driving abiilty so that she may keep between the curbs. I, Marcella Ristau, will my rolling pin to Mary Iessie Nash that she may rule with a rod of iron. I, Dope Dolske, leave to Tom Helgeson, my ability to catch aforesaid roll- ing pins, in order that Tom may live long and peacefully. We, Alfred Manthie and Iames I-Iyde, bequeath our burdens of nicknames to any juniors that could bear up under the load. I, Miriam Beilke, leave my ability to carry a tune to Norman Albright, so that Norman may serenade his lady love to a better advantage. , Edgar Gneiser, will to Miss Patch my strict attention. fShe always wanted it.J We, the seniors as a whole, leave our places, positions and classrooms to the oncoming rush of freshies this fall. Signed and sealed under my hand this thirtieth day of May in the year of our Lord nineteen thirty-five. A. Gustave Wind IX! Witness: Iohn E. Przybylski. 20

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